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Stellar Blade was a masterpiece.
I had been anticipating Stellar Blade ever since I first saw it back in February at the State of Play, and it was worth the wait and then some.
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, this science fiction action game (with a bit of horror) excelled in every area I wanted it to. The combat and visuals were the two main selling points, and they surpassed my expectations. And the story and music? They knocked those out of the park, too.